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Holcomb headed to United Nations Climate Change Conference in Egypt
Holcomb will speak to the conference about Indiana’s efforts to diversify its energy sources and the state's role in building electric vehicles.
Indiana Supreme Court takes up case over solar customer bills
With approval from the state, CenterPoint Energy is subtracting the energy someone with solar panels uses from how much they produce almost in real-time, instead of monthly as it did before.
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Sandberg announces plan to run for mayor of Bloomington
Sandberg said her campaign would focus on key policy differences with current Mayor John Hamilton.
Deadly Evansville explosion traced to gas line leak
The Indiana State Fire Marshal said its joint investigation with the Evansville Fire Department into the Aug. 10 explosion determined the leaking gas line “was found uncapped, with the valve in the open position.”
SCOTUS case started in nursing home, could affect millions
A ruling against Susie Talevski could strip millions of vulnerable Americans of their power to hold states accountable when they do not receive benefits they’re entitled to.
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In the lush Amazon, a photographer hopes to document life before it is too late
"Amazonia is paradise," the photographer Sebastião Salgado told NPR in 2022. He died at 81 in May.
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Indiana: What to expect on election night
Republicans have commanding majorities in both the state House and state Senate. Democrats are looking for a backlash from voters against the Republican-backed state abortion ban approved over the summer.
Pence backs GOP’s Kemp as Democrat Abrams hits on Medicaid
Pence’s visit will spotlight Kemp’s campaign in the closing days of advance voting and ahead of what the GOP hopes is a surge of Election Day ballots.
Ask The Mayor: Columbus Lienhoop on redistricting, NexusPark, community of year
City council votes on redistricting, Airpark development and NexusPark update, Meridiam broadband installation begins soon, and the city will be honored this month as the state's community of the year.
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Indiana's newest Supreme Court justice Derek Molter ceremonially welcomed to the court
Indiana's newest Supreme Court justice Derek Molter was hailed at his ceremonial welcome to the bench as passionate, driven and an "insanely hard worker."
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